How to count NULL in COUNT(column) query?

I have the following table that I’m trying to find the total count for each unique name element. The problem is, other: 1 and other: Null are supposed to be different elements, but my query is grouping them together. The issue I’m running into is that null is not being counted as a row. But when I use count(*), other: 1 and other: Null are grouped together.

Name	id	GroupId
Other	1	8
Other	Null	8
Facebook	2	8
Google	3	8
Facebook	2	8

The goal is to return:

[{Other: 1}, {Other: 1}, {Facebook: 2}, {Google: 1}]

I’ve tried:

SELECT name, count(id) 
FROM table 
WHERE id IS NOT NULL 
AND groupId='${id}' 
GROUP BY name 
UNION 
SELECT name, count(*) 
FROM table 
WHERE id IS NULL 
AND groupId ='${id}' 
GROUP BY name

And:

SELECT name, count(id)
FROM table
WHERE id='${id}' 
GROUP BY name

How would I get the desired return value above?

Answer

You seem to want one result row per name and ID, so don’t group by name only, but by name and ID:

SELECT name, COUNT(*) 
FROM table 
WHERE groupId = '${id}' 
GROUP BY name, id
ORDER BY name, id;

As you don’t want to show the ID in your result, omit it from the select clause.